Tesco caused outrage yesterday over plans to kill a pied wagtail which has been fluttering round one of its supermarkets - but backtracked when a BBC wildlife presenter intervened. The seven inch tall female pied wagtail has 'delighted' customers by flying around the aisles since it fluttered into a Tesco Extra store in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk several weeks ago. Staff have tried in vain to get it outside by laying down traps, using nets, opening windows and have even attempted to lure it out with food. Scroll down for video This pied wagtail (pictured) has narrowly avoided being shot after taking up residence in a Norfolk supermarket

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- BBC must be satisfied all reasonable non-lethal methods - such as trapping and scaring - have been tried and proven ineffective before a licence to remove the bird is issued.'
- Great Yarmouth must be satisfied all reasonable non-lethal methods - such as trapping and scaring - have been tried and proven ineffective before a licence to remove the bird is issued.'
- Natural England must be satisfied all reasonable non-lethal methods - such as trapping and scaring - have been tried and proven ineffective before a licence to remove the bird is issued.'
- Norfolk must be satisfied all reasonable non-lethal methods - such as trapping and scaring - have been tried and proven ineffective before a licence to remove the bird is issued.'
- Tesco must be satisfied all reasonable non-lethal methods - such as trapping and scaring - have been tried and proven ineffective before a licence to remove the bird is issued.'
- Tesco Extra store must be satisfied all reasonable non-lethal methods - such as trapping and scaring - have been tried and proven ineffective before a licence to remove the bird is issued.'
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Natural England must be satisfied all reasonable non-lethal methods - such as trapping and scaring - have been tried and proven ineffective before a licence to remove the bird is issued.'


Police knocked on the door of the home where three missing girls were held captive for a decade - but left when no one answered, it was revealed today. Officers visited the home on Seymour Avenue in Cleveland, Ohio in 2004 as part of a child services' investigation. Police had been alerted to the man living at the home, Ariel Castro, now a suspect in the abduction, after he inadvertently left a boy at a bus depot while working as a school bus driver. No criminal charges were brought and no follow-up inquiries made. Amanda Berry, 26, and Gina DeJesus, 23, and Michelle Knight, 32, escaped the home on Monday night, where it is believed they had been chained for ten years.

They were found Monday on

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- Amanda Berry, approximately three miles from where they were abducted
- Ariel Castro, approximately three miles from where they were abducted
- Berry, approximately three miles from where they were abducted
- Cleveland, approximately three miles from where they were abducted
- Gina DeJesus, approximately three miles from where they were abducted
- Michelle Knight, approximately three miles from where they were abducted
- Ohio, approximately three miles from where they were abducted
- Seymour Avenue, approximately three miles from where they were abducted
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Seymour Avenue, approximately three miles from where they were abducted


Nato is getting ready to fight back against Russian aggression as it poses a ‘real and present danger’ to the Baltic States, Defence Secretary Michael Fallon said yesterday. He told of the threat to Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia as Vladimir Putin continues to ‘test us’ by deploying submarines and warplanes near British territory. Warning of a new Cold War, he also said the UK must renew Britain’s nuclear capabilities as Russia steps up its own defences – but denied suggestions of an arms race. Scroll down for video Visit: Defence secretary Michael Fallon (left) was speaking from Sierra Leone, where he was congratulating British troops on their work at defeating Ebola

I’m worried about his pressure on the Baltics, the way he is testing

OPTIONS:
- Baltic States – the submarines and the aircraft.’
- Britain – the submarines and the aircraft.’
- British – the submarines and the aircraft.’
- Cold War – the submarines and the aircraft.’
- Ebola – the submarines and the aircraft.’
- Estonia – the submarines and the aircraft.’
- Europe – the submarines and the aircraft.’
- Fallon – the submarines and the aircraft.’
- Islamic State – the submarines and the aircraft.’
- Latvia – the submarines and the aircraft.’
- Lithuania – the submarines and the aircraft.’
- Michael Fallon – the submarines and the aircraft.’
- Nato – the submarines and the aircraft.’
- Putin – the submarines and the aircraft.’
- Russia – the submarines and the aircraft.’
- Russian – the submarines and the aircraft.’
- Sierra Leone – the submarines and the aircraft.’
- UK – the submarines and the aircraft.’
- Vladimir Putin – the submarines and the aircraft.’
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Nato – the submarines and the aircraft.’